John Snow e-School Of Public Health

29/05/2022

👏👏👏Togo is the first and only country acknowledged by WHO for eliminating 4 NTDs: GuineaWorm in 2011, LymphaticFilariasis in 2017, SleepingSickness in 2020, trachoma in 2022.

13/11/2021

14/10/2021

📢 CALL FOR ABSTRACTS DEADLINE EXTENDED!
D4N2021
📅 New submission deadline is Oct 24, 2021
https://poshan.ifpri.info/delivering-for-nutrition-in-south-asia-call-for-abstract/
Researchers & implementers focusing on nutrition Implementation Research in context of COVID-19, share your work with the nutrition community.

06/12/2020

*Greetings to all from John Snow Club*

As you all know, John Snow Club is doing the job of bringing together the public health students, professionals and enthusiasts across the country and sharing public health information and opportunities, for the past 5 years!

Now we want to take our initiative to the next level.

We are in the process of establishing 'John Snow Research Club' to develop the research, public health writing and publications among the young minds interested and working in public health and community medicine.

Hence, we are placing this open call for interested youngsters (

25/10/2020

Total disease burden has remained effectively the same since 1990, but when controlling for population growth and aging, the standardized DALY rate has decreased showing clear improvements in overall health.

GBD

25/10/2020

The right and only way to work towards herd immunity, via vaccines

17/10/2020

IHME UW new study shows that prioritizing strategies that stimulate economic growth, expand access to education, and improve the status of women, will have profound health benefits.

16/10/2020

The burden of non-communicable diseases in countries with lower levels of social and economic development is increasing, highlighting the need for health systems to adapt to shifting health challenges.

Learn more in GBD study published in The Lancet

16/10/2020

New study shows that even as people live longer lives in nearly 200 countries, they are living more of those years in poor health, according to the 2019 GBD study.

15/03/2020